I bought this disc thinking it would be a pretty overstable disc based off of the numbers. But I was pleasantly surprised when I found it to be a very straight flying disc with a good amount of fade at the end of the flight. It is one of those discs that at my armspeed will go straight for 95% of its flight but I always can trust it to come out of the flight and fade. If I put it on some angle it slowly fights out of it the entire flight and has a really nice s shape flight that goes pretty far. I could see this disc being on the overstable side for beginners but I think most beginners would find this disc very useful and many skilled players could still find a use for this disc. I love how it feels in the hand and the electron plastic feels really nice to throw and hold in all conditions.

This is hands down the most versatile mid-range in the MVP?Axiom lineup. Tried throwing the Vector in Neutron and Eclipse plastic, but nothing compares to the Electron Vector. Right out of the box, it will glide straight for about 80% of the flight and then give a nice, reliable finish. Once you bang it up a bit, it will ride dead straight. Once beaten up even more, it becomes an amazing hyzer flip to anhyzer disc. I currently bag three Electron Vectors, all in different stages of wear and each has a unique spot in my bag. The Electron plastic has the tacky, consistent feel of dx plastic, but the dependable durability of pro plastic. If you need a reliable mid-range that can cover many different shots, the Electron Vector is your answer.